Best Internet Browsers of 2019 By Nicole Johnston We tested the security of each browser, including how well each detects and stops malware. We also tested browser speeds using a custom online stopwatch.
Safari Review By Nicole Johnston Safari is Apple’s internet browser, and it’s compatible with Mac computers, iPhones and iPads, and Android phones and tablets.
SeaMonkey Review By Nicole Johnston SeaMonkey’s best feature is it’s an open-source web browser with a large community of contributors.
Google Chrome Review By Nicole Johnston Google Chrome is a simple web browser that’s easy to navigate, and it is one of the best options for Android users who want to access the internet on their cell phones and tablets.
Maxthon Review By Nicole Johnston Maxthon is a basic web browser that’s compatible with every operating system, including iOS and Android.
Mozilla Firefox Review By Nicole Johnston Mozilla Firefox is fast, taking under a minute to start up during our in-house tests. Further, it averaged 4.2 seconds to navigate to and fully load pages, including content-heavy ones like news sites.
Opera Review By Nicole Johnston Opera is one of the oldest web browsers currently available. It runs on the Google Chromium system, meaning it uses the base, open-source Google Chrome program but tweaks it a bit to add its own features.
Avant Browser Review By Nicole Johnston The Avant Browser is an internet browser that performs pretty well but doesn’t have as many features as others. It also takes a bit longer than average to navigate to webpages.
Best Internet Service Providers of 2019 By Nicole Johnston We ranked Internet Service Providers based on three questions: How fast is the connection? Where is it available? Can I get help if I need it?
Ace Explorer 2 Review By Nicole Johnston Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.
NetCaptor 7.5.4 Review By Nicole Johnston Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.
Best Online Auction Sites of 2019 By Ryan Brown Auction sites with large memberships and recognizable names have the highest selling fees. Learns the pros and cons of each site.
Buy sell trades Review By Aaron McCarter Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued. You can still read our original review below, but Top Ten Reviews is no longer updating this product’s information.
Yahoo! Auctions Review By Aaron McCarter Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.
Amazon Review By Aaron McCarter Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.
Auction USA Review By Aaron McCarter Not yet rated Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.
OnlineAuction.com Review By Aaron McCarter Editor’s Note: OnlineAuction.com is no longer available but you can still read the original review below from our last round of testing.
ISP.com Review By Nicole Johnston Not yet rated Editor's Note: This review has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it no longer ranks as a top 10 product. The original review is below, but check out our current top 10 about internet service providers here.
MSN Dial-Up Review By Nicole Johnston Not yet rated Editor's Note: This review has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it no longer ranks as a top 10 product. The original review is below, but check out our current top 10 about internet service providers here.
Cox Review By Nicole Johnston Like many telecommunications companies, Cox Communication's roots go deep, back to 1964 when the Cox Broadcasting Corporation (later renamed) was formed officially.
